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- U. S. Agent Bares German Plot
- France Gives Inspiring Reception to Wilson
- Local News
- Two Killed in Streetcar Crash
- Carlton Will be Manager of Cables
- Facilities Lacking at Fort
- War Fleet Ordered Home
- Pershing Awards Service Medal to General March
- Committee Finishes Labors
- Bonar Law Wants Good Will of U. S.
- News of Peace Cures 2000 of Shell Shock
- 800,000 Tons of Shipping Return to Trade Routes
- American Army Comes to Stand at River Rhine
- Wife of Former Kaiser is Ill of Heart Disease
- Ellis O Jones, Reign of Terror Advocate, Nabbed
- Bill to Buy Wire Lines Offered
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- Yanks Face Hun Acros Rhine
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- Yeggman Shoots Chief of Police
- Quinine That Does Not Affect Head
- Hun Hospital is Place of Torture
- Mrs. Bramwell Booth Rouses English Girls
- 2525 Weapons Thrown into Sea
- Food Follows Flag
- New Zealand Asking Vote on Liquor Issue
- Housekeeping in Politics
- Will Not Contest Arizona Election
- League of Nations Needed, Says Taft
- Richkenbacher Denies Engagement Stories
- Uniform Dress for Women is Praised
- England to Make Pianos
- Judge Private Talks for "Y"
- 50 Naval Pictures for British Museum
- Able to Work First Time in 2 Long Years
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- French Labor Federations Can't Address Wilson
- British Labor Party Supports Wilson Ideals
- Liege Would be Host to Wilson
- Final Conference Held Aboard Ship
- German Prisoners See Celebration
- Homage of France Goes to Wilson Says Writer
- Japan Has Abolished Duty on Rice Import
- Mayor of Brest Greets Wilson with Powerful Tribute to Democracy
- Port Where Wilson Landed
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- Answers to Note Are Friendly
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- Goat Takes Part in Dignified Meet
- New Moose
- Jews Warn World of Turkish Rabbi
- French Plan for Model Village on Ruins
- Meat Supplies in Berlin Are Cut 50 per Cent
- Religious Zeal Seizes Denver on News That Church Can Buy Booze
- Coal Stove Beats Em All for Heat
- Lone Soldier Gets Royal Welcome on Transports
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- Huns Able to Pay $7,500,000,000, Banker Says
- This Girl Gets All Kinds of Proposals
- Serbia Was Rapidly Being Germanized
- What is a Finger When Gunners Are Needed?
- Women Named as Heads of Schools
- Death Penalty is Favored in Arizona
- Wilson Best Liked as Ad Writer in West
- Millions Use it to Stop a Cold
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- Mining Company Enjoins State Treasurer
- War Savings Pledges Must be Fulfilled
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- Railway Shopmen Still in Session
- Amity Red Cross Booth
- Money Orders to Germans Barred
- Public School Teachers Called to Flu Meeting
- Bank Would Buy Utah Road Bonds
- Apostle Ivins Bound for Mexico to Aid Colonists
- Police Nab Six Who Game for Wedge of Pie
- 200,000 Jobs Ready for Returning U. S. Soldiers
- Inspired Editor Able to Scoop All His Rivals
- Ruga Would Stop Wrecking Crew
- Flax Industry Launched by Utah Company
- Responsibility for Crash Disputed
- Louis Leska Sought
- Bamberger Idea for Good Roads Well Received
- Burglar Eats Hot Tamales as Side Line
- Hyrum Bateman is Held for Murder
- Battle Booty is So Scarce Utah Must Wait Turn
- Harry M. Gill is Sergeant at 22
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- Bungalow Colony Plans for Yanks is Outlined
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- New Zealand to Give Officers Good Jobs
- Bolsheviki Are Poor Railroad Operators
- Co-Defendant with Mooney is Elected
- Big Aspirin Plant Auctioned by U. S.
- $20,000 Monument in Brigham City
- Another Decrease in New Flu Cases
- Land Withdrawn
- League of Nations Advocates Are Organizing
- Reign of Terror Called for Today
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- Coffroth Offers $75,000 to Jess for Title Scrap with J. Dempsey
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- Amateur Talk
- American Recommends 140-Game Schedule
- Sir Thomas Lipton on Deck with New Defi
- Frisco Fans Expect Real Football Game
- Britain's Boxers Nose out U. S. Champions
- Yokel Matched at Loss Angeles
- Tiger Have Hoop Vets as Nucleus
- Want Hoblitzel for Manager of Reds
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- Honor Memory of J. Overton
- State Basketball Squad is Delayed
- Ewing Looks for Big Year in Coast
- Aggies Won't Name Grid Captain Now
- Texas League to Meet Saturday
- Tommy Burns Will Take on Mick King
- Baseball Man is Dead in France
- Life Sketch of New National Prexy
- 50 per Cent of College Athletes Who Made Supreme Sacrifice in the World War Were Stars of Football
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- Why Charley Weeghman Decided to Quit Game
- Worried About Baker
- Two Americans in Canadian List
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- Big Interests Watching Wyoming New Oil Fields Are Promising Two or More Domes in One Field
- French Girls Coming to Teach Americans
- Knights Templar Elect Officers
- Swimming Pools on City Are Reopened
- Timothy Hall is 86
- Probate and Guardianship Notices
- Midwest Building Large Concrete Storage Tank
- In the District Court, Probate
- In the District Court, Probate
- Special Meeting of Members
- Delinquent Notice
- Dividend Notice
- Notice of Special Stockholders Meeting
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- Notice
- Summons
- The Iron County Coal Company
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1918-12-13 | Page 17 | Harry M. Gill is Sergeant at 22
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1918-12-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s62n948b |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62n948b |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Harry M. Gill is Sergeant at 22 |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1918-12-13 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 17 |
| OCR Text | Show |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s62n948b/18632270 |